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That being said, making the browser window less wide changes the design to a more readable variant.
I hoped there would be cheaper versions on Aliexpress, but no luck :(
What is Gaia?
Does it do more than display notifications in a different/better way? Issue triage or anything like that?
Works surprisingly well for "rural" Southern Germany, Black Forest area where I grew up. It's hilly, so most of the area is forest or grass - but the few fields I know are recognized and mostly with the correct crops as well.
That of course also means, that the revenue estimate is absolute speculation.
Even better: The original question "where did these files come from?" is not even answered.
Maybe you should/could report these at https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-conference-app/issues...
> - The chrome extension doesn’t read the content of your web pages.
> - The chrome extension only reads your highlighted text when you click the extension smile icon.
> - Your highlighted text is passed from your browser to our API where the sentiment is calculated, we do not store in any way the text you highlight.
The biggest problem in this would probably be how to recognize if "content" changed. A site can change the full design, navigation, footer and header and everything and still have the exact same "content". For a human being this will be simple enough to understand, but a tool might have its problems with that.
> Ets Y. Crafter
> 123 Main Street
> Berlin, Berlin 12435
> Germany
> In this case, the member just entered the city in the state field. This wasn’t the worst situation, and anything shipped to this address would probably arrive just fine.
Actually, "Berlin" is the correct state (Bundesland) for the city "Berlin". It's just not relevant in addresses in Germany most of the time.
The simplest fix for the "duplicate/misspelled addresses" indeed was to remove the "unique address" requirement and just let each customer have its own set of addresses that are only connected to that customer.
Letting an address be connected to multiple customers (many to many) sounds great in theory, but is a disaster waiting to happen in practice.
Also, is a couple actually one customer or two separate customers? What about the customer's "friend"'s address in the system?
Of course this is all from the outside, knowing nothing about anything on the inside - so there might have been good reasons for why it all was how it was.